The furore that was generated over the possession of canister tear-gas and the eventual humiliation of that young man was disheartening and goes to show the kind of bumbling people handling our security agencies in this country. Why rush and create publicity when you have not known what is at stake if not to score cheap popularity. The security men have shown themselves to the world for what they are: incompetent, diabolic, renegades, scums and people not fit to provide security in this digital age.

For the Journalists who were busy haranguing the hapless young man, I tell you this: what goes around comes around. It was shameless and heart-breaking watching the Journalists harassing and barking at the young man, John Akpabu, and one couldn't tell the difference btw Journalists and Nigerian policemen. This man's offense was that he was born in a society where one climbs to the top via man know man thing and was trying to capitalize on the presence of a certain minister to see if he can come out of the water. I wonder what kind of training our local Journalists receive and no wonder our politicians treat them like dung, preferring to speak to foreign press men than our local champions!

@op: really didnt get your point.

9ijaprince: @op: really didnt get your point.

I mean the hullabaloo about tear-gas by our security men yesterday and the shameful performance of Nigerian Journalists at the scene

andresia:

I mean the hullabaloo about tear-gas by our security men yesterday and the shameful performance of Nigerian Journalists at the scene

Still don't get!

So it should not be reported!

Or na gari he carry go see minister!

In such grave matters, its best to wait for the dust to settle.
But to be honest, I believe the man is innocent; maybe not very smart, but innocent.
Anyway, time will tell.

ib55:

Still don't get!

So it should not be reported!

Or na gari he carry go see minister!

buahahahahahahahahhaahaha!!